Sentence examples for example it assumes from inspiring English sources

On this basis, Julian Le Grand, professor of social policy at the London School of Economics, has calculated that productivity has been falling at an accelerating rate since 1997.Mr Le Grand accepts that this index is fairly crude; for example, it assumes that greater activity feeds through directly to better health outcomes.

For example, it assumes that the budget category known as function 250--including NASA, the National Science Foundation (NSF), and the Department of Energy--will increase less than 2% next year, then decline by 7% through 2003.

This correction is only approximate; for example it assumes that measured Mw is based on true static displacement Mo value when it is typically made in the 30 200 s period band, and that mb is measured exactly at 1 s period without bias due to using too short of a time window.

This approach has a number of caveats, for example, it assumes unbiased sampling of transcripts.

For example, it assumes that the estimated size of the effect of (larger) size on consumption of food - typically measured in included studies of food products as the quantity of food or energy consumed from a single meal (or single course within a meal) - would produce the same size of effect on a person's energy intake over the course of a whole day.

When McDonald's attempted to offer pizza, for example, it assumed that the new offering was closely adjacent to its existing ones, and thus targeted its usual customers.

For example, it assumed that in every speciation event, the species that retained the ancestral ("plesiomorphic") characteristics stayed closer to the original area, while the most derived ("apomorphic") species was the one that dispersed (Crisci et al. 2003; Cox and Moore 2010).

For example, it ridiculously assumes T-Mobile will continue to spend and invest at the same levels it did before its parent company, Deutsche Telekom, cut off its funding.

For example, he says, it assumes that the standard model holds true to very high energy scales.

For example, it is assumed that the explosion model is hemispherical, which is usually inconsistent with the actual situations.

For most of the 19th and 20th centuries, for example, it was assumed that cheerleading was the most appropriate way for girls to contribute to sports.